Archive for May, 2009
With Netbook computers flooding the notebook market, Windows 7 has been restricted based upon system specification, rather than the previous view of application concurrency (3 at one time in Vista Starter Edition). This will no doubt allow Microsoft to compete the Linux based platforms, like Asus’s custom Xandros distribution. A really good call of you ask […]
Praise for Windows 7 just keeps growing and growing, the innovation in user interface and the increased overall performance is outstanding. Hot hardware have posted a review on SSD performance and again the results speak for themselves! Source: here
Gizmodo have posted a full review (including video) of a ZuneHD prototype. In one quote the review states that “The device is tighter and more physically beautiful than the iPod Touch and it’s got a better UI“. Check out the full review here
In the last 24hrs blogs and news sites have been flooded with information surrounding “Bing“, the successor to Microsoft Live Search. The Times have put together an interesting article that cover the planned UK version due in beta around June 3rd. Source: here
Occasionally I am asked this question, okay maybe the person asking does not know about Exchange (disgrace I know!), however my answer previously would be no, unless you pay. But now there are all kinds of options available, personally I have tried the Microsoft Office Outlook Connector for Outlook 2003/2007 and been extremely impressed. This […]
High level features include: New Windows Server and Client Version Support · Integration with Windows Server® 2008 R2 · Support for the BranchCache feature on Windows Server 2008 R2 · Support for Windows 7 client WSUS Feature Improvements Auto-Approval Rules · Auto-approval rules now include the ability to specify the approval deadline date and time […]
